New Exhibitions + More

Our commitment to providing a platform for Visual Storytellers never stops! [View this email in your browser]( Photo of installations by Jessica Bal NEW EXHIBITION: A TIME TO LAUGH, A TIME TO DANCE See visual works by [Adrien Broom]( [Claire Rosen]( [Nichole Washington]( [Thomas Jackson]( and [Jaimee Todd]( in the new, outdoor exhibition, [A Time to Laugh, A Time to Dance](. On view at Art Brookfield's Manhattan West Plaza, this exhibition celebrates feelings of “joy and rebirth that comes with spring, particularly after a long, dark, overwhelming winter.” [LEARN MORE HERE]( Presented by [Arts Brookfield]( in partnership with [Photoville]( SENIOR SAVIORS The series, [Senior Saviors]( now at [Grand Street Settlement Best]( 72 Columbia St., celebrates the spirit and legacy of older adults delivering food to families in need in the Lower East Side. This portrait series is a collaboration between high school photographers from the [Lower Eastside Girls Club]( and the Tenants Association President of Baruch Houses. [LEARN MORE HERE]( Recipient of the 2022 Photoville and PhotoWings Educator Exhibition Grant Presented by [Lower Eastside Girls Club]( and [Photoville]( in partnership with [PhotoWings](. HUMANS OF DEMENTIA [Humans of Dementia]( on view at Old Fulton Street and Prospect Street in DUMBO, is a national storytelling contest for high school and college students. Using visual and written stories, six high school and college artists share their experiences about a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease. The contest aims to raise awareness about the disease and inspire change. [LEARN MORE HERE]( Presented by [HFC]( [AARP]( [The Bob and Diane Fund]( [Generations United]( and [MemoryWell](. [Community Heroes]( seeks local Brooklyn photographers, and youth writers: ages 13-23, to interview Fort Greene residents for a banner that will go up this fall in the Brooklyn neighborhood. Artists will select the community hero they'd like to work with from an assigned list. They'll meet their community hero for a photoshoot or interview lasting up to two hours. Photographers will earn a $250 stipend; writers receive $150. Interested? Sign up [here](. [LEARN MORE HERE]( WANT MORE EXHIBITIONS? SEE EXTENDED SHOWS CITYWIDE In addition to these new, free shows popping up throughout New York City, Photoville has 30 exhibits held over from the opening of the 2022 Photoville Festival in June. To plan your trip, use the festival's free, downloadable exhibition map; get it [here](. For a list of festival shows still on view, click the button below ↓. [LEARN MORE HERE]( Did a friend forward you this email? [Sign up to stay connected!]( You are on the Photoville email list because you've subscribed or attended a past program. You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](. [Instagram]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Website]( [Email](mailto:info@photoville.com)